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The Campus Echo has produced 101 stories in the 2025-2026 academic year. To reflect on the year, our co-editors-in-chief, Ronni Butts and De’Zaria Lucas, have selected their favorite stories of the year to highlight. All 15 headlines is hyperlinked and appear in red. Though not a story, the Campus Echo collaborated with The Nubian Message, N.C. State U
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With her cap and gown ready, N.C. Central University senior Leila Kelly is checking her email more than usual. After applying to around 20 jobs and completing multiple interviews, she is still waiting to hear back just weeks before graduation “I’ve been tailoring my resume to every job, going to career fairs, conferences, and really trying to find things tha
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After a long walk down Lawson Street, you finally reach Farrison-Newton. Hoping that you will reach the elevator in enough time to wait for it before your class starts, but as soon as the doors open, it’s completely full. You finally make it to class, but notice that it is incredibly warm as you look around at your classmates with makeshift fans, shedd
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As artificial intelligence continues to develop, students at N.C. Central University are using artificial intelligence tools in their academic work, from writing assistance to research support. As AI becomes more common in higher education, students and faculty are learning how to use it responsibly while maintaining academic integrity. In spaces like the Ja
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Students, faculty and staff filled the decorated New Student Center event hall Friday evening for the Student Activities Board’s Eagle Choice Awards, which recognized students and organizations for leadership, service and campus involvement. SAB President Morgan Massenburg said the event was intended to celebrate students who are active on campus and highlig
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As the spring class of 2026 commencement approaches, Mister NCCU Christopher Thorns prepares to spread his eagle wings to soar from the N.C. Central University’s nest. Thorns looks back on overcoming a generational barrier through leadership and personal advancement. A senior Business Administration major from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and a first-gener
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Student interest in a recent “Not Today: A Practical Self-Defense Workshop” at N.C. Central University may have received enough student interest to return as a regular event, according to one of its organizers. “I really do think having it on a wider scale would be awesome,” said Emily Guzman, director of the Women’s Center and Student Development Init
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N.C. Central University’s Honda Campus All-Star Challenge team took home a national championship victory last Tuesday, simultaneously making history as an all-women team. HCASC, founded in 1989, is “America’s premier academic competition for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.” More than 125,000 students have participated across the U.S. The NCCU H
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If you walk the halls of N.C. Central University’s Farrison-Newton Communications Building sometime after 3 p.m., you’d probably run into the custodian, “Mr. Ben.” He’ll be walking with his yellow janitor cart, stopping at offices, bathrooms and classrooms. He’ll definitely be sporting some fresh shoes — maybe some Chucks, Pumas, or Nike Dunks. If you compli
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University chancellors across the Triangle were asked by journalists to answer a simple question: Is college still worth it? At an event in Durham called The Atlantic Across America, N.C. Central University Chancellor Karrie G. Dixon took the stage to defend the future of higher education alongside N.C. State University Chancellor Kevin Howell and UNC Chapel
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